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PENNSYLVANIA AUTISM NEEDS ASSESSMENT  
Individuals (Completed for themselves) 
141 individuals over age 18 diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders completed this needs assessment module. Item‐level 
survey results for this module are presented here in the same format in which the survey was administered. 
 
1. What is your sex? 
Male    71.6%  Female    28.4%
2. What is your race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply) 
African American      4.9% 
Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4% 
Caucasian/European American  89.4% 
 
Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano      2.1% 
Native American        3.5% 
Other           3.5% 
(Please specify)
3. What is your zip code?  See Map 
 
4. In what year were you born (e.g. 1974)?   Mean: 25.8 years old, Standard Deviation: 10.9  
                
5. What is your current marital status? 
Married        0.7% 
Never been married     98.6% 
Divorced/Separated     0.7% 
Widowed        0%
 
6. Do you have children? 
Yes           2.2% 
No, but planning on having children   16.4% 
No, undecided      41.0%     
No, I do not want children              40.3%
7. Which of the following is closest to your annual income? 
Under $20,000    93.2% 
$20,000‐$39,999    3.8% 
$40,000‐$59,999      0.8% 
$60,000‐$79,999    0% 
$80,000‐$99,999    0.8% 
$100,000 or above    1.5% 
 
8. What is your primary autism diagnosis? 
Asperger’s Disorder       
Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD/NOS)  
     
69.8%    Autistic Disorder/Autism    11.5% 
15.8%    Other           2.9%
   
9. Have you ever been diagnosed with or treated for any of the following? (Check all that apply) 
Anxiety Disorder        31.7% 
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  40.1% 
Bipolar Disorder        17.6% 
Central Auditory Processing Disorder  5.6% 
Conduct Disorder (CD)      2.8% 
Depression         43.0% 
Developmental Delays      22.5% 
Hearing Impairment      2.8% 
Learning Disability        33.1% 
Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  14.8% 
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  21.8% 
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  12.0% 
Seizures/ Seizure Disorder      7.0% 
Tourette’s Syndrom e      2.1%   
None of these                                             5.6%
Other (Please specify)                                         14.8% 
 
 
 
 
10. What is the highest level of education that you have completed? 
No high school      3.0% 
Some high school      8.2% 
High school graduate/GED    47.8% 
Vocational/Technical school   4.5% 
Some college      20.1% 
College degree      13.4% 
Some graduate studies    1.5% 
Graduate degree      1.5%
11. Are you currently in school? 
Yes, high school        8.0% 
Yes, community college      9.4% 
Yes, four‐year college      8.0% 
Yes, vocational/technical school    2.2% 
 
 
Yes, graduate school    0% 
No, but I would like to be    21.0% 
No          51.4% 
 
 
                             If you are not currently in school, please SKIP to question 12 
 
11a. What is the status of your school enrollment? 
Full‐time    76.3%  Part‐time    23.7% 
 
 
11b. Are you aware of assistance and/or resources for individuals with disabilities at your school? 
Yes, but I don’t use them     24.3% 
Yes, and I do use them  67.6% 
     
No   8.1% 
 
 
 
 
11c. Have you been identified by your school as needing accommodations (e.g. tutoring, special housing, 
counseling)? 
Yes     73%  I don’t know    8.1%
      No               18.9%   
 
 
11d. What are your plans after graduation?   
Continue education     47.4% 
Look for full‐time employment  26.3% 
I don’t know    21.1% 
Other       5.3% 
 
 
Please tell us about your education needs: 
  I am 
receiving 
I am receiving, 
but need more 
I am receiving, 
but do not 
need 
I am not 
receiving, but 
need 
I am not 
receiving 
11e. Special housing  8.1%  2.7%  0%  2.7%  86.5% 
11f. Test‐taking assistance  40.5%  2.7%  2.7%  16.2%  37.8% 
11g. Academic counseling  36.1%  13.9%  2.8%  16.7%  30.6% 
11h. Note‐taking assistance  11.1%  2.8%  2.8%  16.7%  66.7% 
11i. Tutoring  22.9%  14.3%  0%  14.3%  48.6% 
11j. Peer mentoring/social      
supports 
22.2%  2.8%  2.8%  36.1%  36.1% 
 
 
 
 
 
Please describe any friendships you have developed by participating in the following school activities: 
  Very strong 
friendships 
Casual Friendships  No friendships 
developed 
Have not 
participated 
11k. Peer mentoring  2.7%  18.9%  24.3%  54.1% 
11l. Dorm‐sponsored 
social activities 
0%  5.4%  13.5%  81.1% 
11m. Student groups  10.8%  24.3%  24.3%  40.5% 
11n. Intramural and 
club sports 
0%  8.1%  8.1%  83.8% 
 
 Please continue answering the questions… 
 
12. Are you currently employed? 
Yes, full‐time        5.8% 
Yes, part‐time        25.9% 
No, but currently looking for a job    20.9% 
No, I am retired    0.7% 
No        46.8% 
 
    
      If you are not currently employed or looking for a job, please SKIP to question 13          
 
12a. Which of the following have you used/do you use to look for employment? (Check all that apply)
Internet    23.2% 
Parent/relative  17.6% 
connections   
Newspaper   20.4% 
Word of mouth    21.8% 
Career counseling    10.6% 
Job fair      7.0% 
School career placement  8.5% 
Sheltered workshop  3.5% 
Other    12.0%                       
 
Please complete the following statements about the job search process: 
 
12b. Finding employment opportunities is…. 
Very Difficult   
 40.8% 
Somewhat Difficult 
40.8% 
Somewhat Easy 
15.5% 
Very Easy 
2.8%
12c. Filling out applications is…. 
Very Difficult 
11.6%               
Somewhat Difficult    
31.9%   
Somewhat Easy     
42.0%   
Very Easy   
14.5%       
12d. Creating a résumé is … 
Very Difficult 
26.1%             
Somewhat Difficult    
37.7%   
Somewhat Easy     
29.0%   
Very Easy   
7.2%      
12e. Getting potential employers to interview me is …
Very Difficult 
29%               
Somewhat Difficult    
43.5%   
Somewhat Easy     
26.1%   
Very Easy   
1.4%       
12f. Interviewing is…. 
Very Difficult 
18.6%               
Somewhat Difficult    
45.7%   
Somewhat Easy     
30.0%   
Very Easy   
5.7%       
12g. Following up after interviews is…. 
Very Difficult 
17.6% 
  Somewhat Difficult  
       42.6%     
Somewhat Easy     
30.9%   
Very Easy   
8.8%       
 
 
 
12h. Compared with your peers in the work force, do you feel discriminated against in any of the following ways? 
(Check all that apply) 
My skills are underused  12.7% 
I don’t receive appropriate 
compensation  4.2% 
I am not given requested shifts   2.8% 
I don’t receive promotions/raises  4.9% 
I don’t receive accommodations or 
supports for autism                           6.3%   
None                                                                 19.7%  
N/A (I am not currently employed)             16.9%
 
12i. Are the employees that you work with aware of your autism spectrum disorder? 
Yes, only my supervisors know    5.8% 
Yes, only my peers/coworkers know   8.7% 
Yes, everyone knows      14.5% 
No, I don’t feel comfortable sharing   14.5%  
No, it is not an issue       11.6% 
I don’t know         10.1% 
N/A (I am not currently employed)       34.8%
 
 Please continue answering the questions… 
 
Please rate the following statements: 
 
13. I feel comfortable working in a group environment. 
Strongly Agree 
10.4% 
Somewhat Agree 
46.7% 
Somewhat Disagree 
22.2% 
Strongly Disagree 
20.7%
 
14. I feel comfortable asking my peers for information or help. 
Strongly Agree 
15.3% 
Somewhat Agree 
45.3% 
Somewhat Disagree 
26.3% 
Strongly Disagree 
13.1%
 
15. I feel comfortable asking an authority figure for information or help. 
Strongly Agree 
22.8% 
Somewhat Agree 
45.6% 
Somewhat Disagree 
23.5% 
Strongly Disagree 
8.1%
16. I feel comfortable asking an authority figure for time off from work or class. 
Strongly Agree 
13.2% 
Somewhat Agree 
32.6% 
Somewhat Disagree 
38.0% 
Strongly Disagree 
16.3%
 
17. What is your current living situation? 
  Independently‐ alone           11.0% 
  Independently‐ with roommates        2.9% 
  Independently with people who are dependent on me   0.7%    
  On own with support            3.7% 
  With parents or other relatives        69.9% 
  In a residential facility           5.9% 
  In a group home            5.9%
18. How satisfied are you with this living arrangement? 
Very Satisfied    31.6% 
Satisfied      50.7% 
Dissatisfied      9.6% 
Very Dissatisfied    8.1% 
 
 
 
19. Please describe your satisfaction with your current relationships: 
  I do not have, but 
would like… 
I do have, but would 
like more… 
I am satisfied with my…  N/A 
19a. Romantic relationships  47.1%  5.9%  14.0%  33.1% 
19b. Friendships  19.1%  33.1%  41.2%  6.6% 
19c. Mentors  31.6%  10.5%  33.8%  24.1% 
19d. Friends to confide in  24.6%  23.1%  38.8%  13.4% 
19e. Friends to socialize with  22.2%  36.3%  31.1%  10.4% 
19f. Relationship with parents  1.5%  20.9%  68.7%  9% 
19g. Relationship with 
significant other (e.g. 
spouse, partner) 
22.2%  5.2%  10.4%  62.2% 
19h. Relationship with children  8.8%  3.7%  5.1%  82.4% 
19i. Relationship with siblings  7.4%  22.1%  36.8%  33.8% 
   
 
20. Do you participate in the following activities? 
20a. Employment  69.4% No  30.6% Yes  20.5 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 4‐50 hours 
20b. School  70.4% No  29.6% Yes  19.6  Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 1‐40 hours 
20c. Volunteer work  80.1% No  19.9% Yes  3.8 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 1‐14 hours 
20d. Community groups/organizations  77.2% No  22.8% Yes  6.4 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 1‐31.25hours 
20e. Spiritual or religious activities  61.9% No  38.1% Yes  1.9 Avg.  Hours per week 
Range: 1‐10 hours 
20f. Exercise  43.0% No  57.0% Yes  5.6 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 0.5‐40 hours 
20g. Hobbies or special interests  22.6% No  77.4% Yes  16.3 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 0‐100 hours 
20h. Household chores/ duties  21.5% No  78.5% Yes  5.1 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 0.5‐40 hours 
20i. Social activities with friends  53.3% No  46.7% Yes  7.4 Avg. Hours per week 
Range: 1‐28 hours 
20j. Other         
 
21. Are you involved in any advocacy groups?    Yes   11.9%      No  88.1%
 
22. How do you travel to school, work, or other activities?
Drive myself or use public transportation on my own      38.7% 
Depend on family member or friend support        31.4% 
Use transportation provided by school or work      13.1% 
Other (Please specify)             16.8% 
 
 
 
23. Please tell us about your therapy and service needs: 
 
24. What limitations do you face in accessing these specialty health and education services? (Check all that apply) 
Transportation        31.0% 
Scheduling issues        14.8% 
Shortage of service providers in the area  23.2% 
No service providers in the area    13.4% 
Providers in the area will not see 
individuals with autism    5.6%          5.6% 
Cost of service/My insurance does not 
cover available services  16.2% 
Stigma  2.1% 
Other (Please specify)                      12.7% 
None             33.1% 
 
 
25. How are these services paid for? (Check all that apply)
Private health insurance    23.9% 
Out‐of‐pocket      14.1% 
Medicaid (Medical Access)    52.8% 
Mental Retardation Services  7.0% 
I don’t know    22.5% 
Other (Please specify)  12.7% 
 
 
26.  In the past year, have you gone to the emergency room for behavioral or psychiatric reasons?  
  Yes    14.4%             No    85.6%
On how many occasions? 
Mean: 3.3 visits; Standard Deviation: 8.56 
 
27. In the past year, have you been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or behavioral 
reasons? 
Yes    9.6%  No    90.4% 
On how many occasions? 
Mean: 1.6 hospitalizations; Standard Deviation: .53 
 
      If you have not been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for behavioral 
or psychiatric reasons in the past year, please SKIP to question 28          
  I am 
receiving 
I am 
receiving, but 
need more 
I am receiving, 
but do not 
need 
I am not 
receiving, but 
need 
I am not 
receiving 
23a. Mental Health Counseling  45.2%  10.4%  3.0%  9.6%  31.9% 
23b. Speech/Language Therapy  3.0%  3.7%  0%  11.1%  82.2% 
23c. Occupational/Speech 
Therapy 
3.0%  2.2%  0.7%  14.1%  80.0% 
23e. Social Skills Training  14.7%  7.4%  0.7%  23.5%  53.7% 
23g. Relationship Counseling   8.1%  3.7%  0%  14.1%  74.1% 
23i. Case Management  36.8%  9.0%  0.8%  9.0%  44.4% 
23j. Vocational Training  10.3%  4.4%  0.7%  18.4%  66.2% 
23k. Transitional Planning  10.4%  8.9%  1.5%  11.1%  68.1% 
23l. Supported Employment  11.2%  4.5%  0.7%  15.7%  67.9% 
23m. Career Counseling  11.8%  5.9%  0%  21.3%  61% 
 
27a.  If so, what were the specific reasons why you were admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting? (Check all 
that apply)  
Aggression           4.2% 
Anxiety             3.5% 
Defiant/oppositional behaviors      0.7% 
Depression          3.5% 
Running away from home        0% 
Self‐injurious behaviors        3.5% 
Significant increase in obsessions      3.5% 
Other (Please specify)         2.8% 
 
 
27b.  How were you admitted? 
I admitted myself (201, Voluntary Treatment )      83.3% 
I was admitted against my will (302, Involuntary Treatment)   16.7% 
 
 Please continue answering the questions… 
 
28. Have you had any of the following interactions with the police? (Check all the apply) 
Police called             16.2% 
Police warning issued (other than moving violations)   5.6% 
Arrested by the police          5.6% 
Charged with a misdemeanor or felony      9.2% 
None              68.3% 
Other (Please specify)           9.2% 
 
 

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  • 1.   PENNSYLVANIA AUTISM NEEDS ASSESSMENT   Individuals (Completed for themselves)  141 individuals over age 18 diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders completed this needs assessment module. Item‐level  survey results for this module are presented here in the same format in which the survey was administered.    1. What is your sex?  Male    71.6%  Female    28.4% 2. What is your race/ethnicity? (Check all that apply)  African American      4.9%  Asian/Pacific Islander    1.4%  Caucasian/European American  89.4%    Latino, Hispanic, or Chicano      2.1%  Native American        3.5%  Other           3.5%  (Please specify) 3. What is your zip code?  See Map    4. In what year were you born (e.g. 1974)?   Mean: 25.8 years old, Standard Deviation: 10.9                    5. What is your current marital status?  Married        0.7%  Never been married     98.6%  Divorced/Separated     0.7%  Widowed        0%   6. Do you have children?  Yes           2.2%  No, but planning on having children   16.4%  No, undecided      41.0%      No, I do not want children              40.3% 7. Which of the following is closest to your annual income?  Under $20,000    93.2%  $20,000‐$39,999    3.8%  $40,000‐$59,999      0.8%  $60,000‐$79,999    0%  $80,000‐$99,999    0.8%  $100,000 or above    1.5%    8. What is your primary autism diagnosis?  Asperger’s Disorder        Pervasive Development Disorder (PDD/NOS)         69.8%    Autistic Disorder/Autism    11.5%  15.8%    Other           2.9%     9. Have you ever been diagnosed with or treated for any of the following? (Check all that apply)  Anxiety Disorder        31.7%  Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder  40.1%  Bipolar Disorder        17.6%  Central Auditory Processing Disorder  5.6%  Conduct Disorder (CD)      2.8%  Depression         43.0%  Developmental Delays      22.5%  Hearing Impairment      2.8%  Learning Disability        33.1%  Mental Retardation/ Intellectual Disability  14.8%  Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)  21.8%  Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)  12.0%  Seizures/ Seizure Disorder      7.0%  Tourette’s Syndrom e      2.1%    None of these                                             5.6% Other (Please specify)                                         14.8%       
  • 2.   10. What is the highest level of education that you have completed?  No high school      3.0%  Some high school      8.2%  High school graduate/GED    47.8%  Vocational/Technical school   4.5%  Some college      20.1%  College degree      13.4%  Some graduate studies    1.5%  Graduate degree      1.5% 11. Are you currently in school?  Yes, high school        8.0%  Yes, community college      9.4%  Yes, four‐year college      8.0%  Yes, vocational/technical school    2.2%      Yes, graduate school    0%  No, but I would like to be    21.0%  No          51.4%                                   If you are not currently in school, please SKIP to question 12    11a. What is the status of your school enrollment?  Full‐time    76.3%  Part‐time    23.7%      11b. Are you aware of assistance and/or resources for individuals with disabilities at your school?  Yes, but I don’t use them     24.3%  Yes, and I do use them  67.6%        No   8.1%          11c. Have you been identified by your school as needing accommodations (e.g. tutoring, special housing,  counseling)?  Yes     73%  I don’t know    8.1%       No               18.9%        11d. What are your plans after graduation?    Continue education     47.4%  Look for full‐time employment  26.3%  I don’t know    21.1%  Other       5.3%      Please tell us about your education needs:    I am  receiving  I am receiving,  but need more  I am receiving,  but do not  need  I am not  receiving, but  need  I am not  receiving  11e. Special housing  8.1%  2.7%  0%  2.7%  86.5%  11f. Test‐taking assistance  40.5%  2.7%  2.7%  16.2%  37.8%  11g. Academic counseling  36.1%  13.9%  2.8%  16.7%  30.6%  11h. Note‐taking assistance  11.1%  2.8%  2.8%  16.7%  66.7%  11i. Tutoring  22.9%  14.3%  0%  14.3%  48.6%  11j. Peer mentoring/social       supports  22.2%  2.8%  2.8%  36.1%  36.1%         
  • 3.   Please describe any friendships you have developed by participating in the following school activities:    Very strong  friendships  Casual Friendships  No friendships  developed  Have not  participated  11k. Peer mentoring  2.7%  18.9%  24.3%  54.1%  11l. Dorm‐sponsored  social activities  0%  5.4%  13.5%  81.1%  11m. Student groups  10.8%  24.3%  24.3%  40.5%  11n. Intramural and  club sports  0%  8.1%  8.1%  83.8%     Please continue answering the questions…    12. Are you currently employed?  Yes, full‐time        5.8%  Yes, part‐time        25.9%  No, but currently looking for a job    20.9%  No, I am retired    0.7%  No        46.8%               If you are not currently employed or looking for a job, please SKIP to question 13             12a. Which of the following have you used/do you use to look for employment? (Check all that apply) Internet    23.2%  Parent/relative  17.6%  connections    Newspaper   20.4%  Word of mouth    21.8%  Career counseling    10.6%  Job fair      7.0%  School career placement  8.5%  Sheltered workshop  3.5%  Other    12.0%                          Please complete the following statements about the job search process:    12b. Finding employment opportunities is….  Very Difficult     40.8%  Somewhat Difficult  40.8%  Somewhat Easy  15.5%  Very Easy  2.8% 12c. Filling out applications is….  Very Difficult  11.6%                Somewhat Difficult     31.9%    Somewhat Easy      42.0%    Very Easy    14.5%        12d. Creating a résumé is …  Very Difficult  26.1%              Somewhat Difficult     37.7%    Somewhat Easy      29.0%    Very Easy    7.2%       12e. Getting potential employers to interview me is … Very Difficult  29%                Somewhat Difficult     43.5%    Somewhat Easy      26.1%    Very Easy    1.4%        12f. Interviewing is….  Very Difficult  18.6%                Somewhat Difficult     45.7%    Somewhat Easy      30.0%    Very Easy    5.7%        12g. Following up after interviews is….  Very Difficult  17.6%    Somewhat Difficult          42.6%      Somewhat Easy      30.9%    Very Easy    8.8%           
  • 4.   12h. Compared with your peers in the work force, do you feel discriminated against in any of the following ways?  (Check all that apply)  My skills are underused  12.7%  I don’t receive appropriate  compensation  4.2%  I am not given requested shifts   2.8%  I don’t receive promotions/raises  4.9%  I don’t receive accommodations or  supports for autism                           6.3%    None                                                                 19.7%   N/A (I am not currently employed)             16.9%   12i. Are the employees that you work with aware of your autism spectrum disorder?  Yes, only my supervisors know    5.8%  Yes, only my peers/coworkers know   8.7%  Yes, everyone knows      14.5%  No, I don’t feel comfortable sharing   14.5%   No, it is not an issue       11.6%  I don’t know         10.1%  N/A (I am not currently employed)       34.8%    Please continue answering the questions…    Please rate the following statements:    13. I feel comfortable working in a group environment.  Strongly Agree  10.4%  Somewhat Agree  46.7%  Somewhat Disagree  22.2%  Strongly Disagree  20.7%   14. I feel comfortable asking my peers for information or help.  Strongly Agree  15.3%  Somewhat Agree  45.3%  Somewhat Disagree  26.3%  Strongly Disagree  13.1%   15. I feel comfortable asking an authority figure for information or help.  Strongly Agree  22.8%  Somewhat Agree  45.6%  Somewhat Disagree  23.5%  Strongly Disagree  8.1% 16. I feel comfortable asking an authority figure for time off from work or class.  Strongly Agree  13.2%  Somewhat Agree  32.6%  Somewhat Disagree  38.0%  Strongly Disagree  16.3%   17. What is your current living situation?    Independently‐ alone           11.0%    Independently‐ with roommates        2.9%    Independently with people who are dependent on me   0.7%       On own with support            3.7%    With parents or other relatives        69.9%    In a residential facility           5.9%    In a group home            5.9% 18. How satisfied are you with this living arrangement?  Very Satisfied    31.6%  Satisfied      50.7%  Dissatisfied      9.6%  Very Dissatisfied    8.1%     
  • 5.   19. Please describe your satisfaction with your current relationships:    I do not have, but  would like…  I do have, but would  like more…  I am satisfied with my…  N/A  19a. Romantic relationships  47.1%  5.9%  14.0%  33.1%  19b. Friendships  19.1%  33.1%  41.2%  6.6%  19c. Mentors  31.6%  10.5%  33.8%  24.1%  19d. Friends to confide in  24.6%  23.1%  38.8%  13.4%  19e. Friends to socialize with  22.2%  36.3%  31.1%  10.4%  19f. Relationship with parents  1.5%  20.9%  68.7%  9%  19g. Relationship with  significant other (e.g.  spouse, partner)  22.2%  5.2%  10.4%  62.2%  19h. Relationship with children  8.8%  3.7%  5.1%  82.4%  19i. Relationship with siblings  7.4%  22.1%  36.8%  33.8%        20. Do you participate in the following activities?  20a. Employment  69.4% No  30.6% Yes  20.5 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 4‐50 hours  20b. School  70.4% No  29.6% Yes  19.6  Avg. Hours per week  Range: 1‐40 hours  20c. Volunteer work  80.1% No  19.9% Yes  3.8 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 1‐14 hours  20d. Community groups/organizations  77.2% No  22.8% Yes  6.4 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 1‐31.25hours  20e. Spiritual or religious activities  61.9% No  38.1% Yes  1.9 Avg.  Hours per week  Range: 1‐10 hours  20f. Exercise  43.0% No  57.0% Yes  5.6 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 0.5‐40 hours  20g. Hobbies or special interests  22.6% No  77.4% Yes  16.3 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 0‐100 hours  20h. Household chores/ duties  21.5% No  78.5% Yes  5.1 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 0.5‐40 hours  20i. Social activities with friends  53.3% No  46.7% Yes  7.4 Avg. Hours per week  Range: 1‐28 hours  20j. Other            21. Are you involved in any advocacy groups?    Yes   11.9%      No  88.1%   22. How do you travel to school, work, or other activities? Drive myself or use public transportation on my own      38.7%  Depend on family member or friend support        31.4%  Use transportation provided by school or work      13.1%  Other (Please specify)             16.8%     
  • 6.   23. Please tell us about your therapy and service needs:    24. What limitations do you face in accessing these specialty health and education services? (Check all that apply)  Transportation        31.0%  Scheduling issues        14.8%  Shortage of service providers in the area  23.2%  No service providers in the area    13.4%  Providers in the area will not see  individuals with autism    5.6%          5.6%  Cost of service/My insurance does not  cover available services  16.2%  Stigma  2.1%  Other (Please specify)                      12.7%  None             33.1%      25. How are these services paid for? (Check all that apply) Private health insurance    23.9%  Out‐of‐pocket      14.1%  Medicaid (Medical Access)    52.8%  Mental Retardation Services  7.0%  I don’t know    22.5%  Other (Please specify)  12.7%      26.  In the past year, have you gone to the emergency room for behavioral or psychiatric reasons?     Yes    14.4%             No    85.6% On how many occasions?  Mean: 3.3 visits; Standard Deviation: 8.56    27. In the past year, have you been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for psychiatric or behavioral  reasons?  Yes    9.6%  No    90.4%  On how many occasions?  Mean: 1.6 hospitalizations; Standard Deviation: .53          If you have not been admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting for behavioral  or psychiatric reasons in the past year, please SKIP to question 28             I am  receiving  I am  receiving, but  need more  I am receiving,  but do not  need  I am not  receiving, but  need  I am not  receiving  23a. Mental Health Counseling  45.2%  10.4%  3.0%  9.6%  31.9%  23b. Speech/Language Therapy  3.0%  3.7%  0%  11.1%  82.2%  23c. Occupational/Speech  Therapy  3.0%  2.2%  0.7%  14.1%  80.0%  23e. Social Skills Training  14.7%  7.4%  0.7%  23.5%  53.7%  23g. Relationship Counseling   8.1%  3.7%  0%  14.1%  74.1%  23i. Case Management  36.8%  9.0%  0.8%  9.0%  44.4%  23j. Vocational Training  10.3%  4.4%  0.7%  18.4%  66.2%  23k. Transitional Planning  10.4%  8.9%  1.5%  11.1%  68.1%  23l. Supported Employment  11.2%  4.5%  0.7%  15.7%  67.9%  23m. Career Counseling  11.8%  5.9%  0%  21.3%  61% 
  • 7.   27a.  If so, what were the specific reasons why you were admitted to a hospital or hospital‐like setting? (Check all  that apply)   Aggression           4.2%  Anxiety             3.5%  Defiant/oppositional behaviors      0.7%  Depression          3.5%  Running away from home        0%  Self‐injurious behaviors        3.5%  Significant increase in obsessions      3.5%  Other (Please specify)         2.8%      27b.  How were you admitted?  I admitted myself (201, Voluntary Treatment )      83.3%  I was admitted against my will (302, Involuntary Treatment)   16.7%     Please continue answering the questions…    28. Have you had any of the following interactions with the police? (Check all the apply)  Police called             16.2%  Police warning issued (other than moving violations)   5.6%  Arrested by the police          5.6%  Charged with a misdemeanor or felony      9.2%  None              68.3%  Other (Please specify)           9.2%